Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-06-08

ance of the Professor, the snake charm ing of Mrs. Buyub and the fire-eating 0
 Miss Buyub. being especially good.
 FROM FRIDAYS DAILY. Only two more weeks of school.
 Attend revival services tonight
 J. D. Helm is in town from Tip Top
 Hon. c R. Drake came in on to-day,
 train.
 E. P. Clark came in from Minnehahs
 yesterday.
 | The roughs are pleased with their new nozzle.
 1 Jake Marks came in from the south last evening.
 '! Hon. E. l.. Gobin is in town from Del Pasco.
 Rev. Fowler, the revivalist, is a pleas ant speaker.
 Ralph Halloran is now a revenue off. cial of New Mexico.
 J.J. Gum is in Walnut Grove, where he is engaged in business.
 Our job printer is turning out lois of excellent work at present.
 Bar silver 95s per ounce. Lead, steady; common, $4-5O per 100 pounds.
 40. Moves left for Chino Valley this afternoon, to put up A windmill for Campbell < Baker. A burro train, loaded with goods for Diamond Jo, left for Del Pasco to-day at noon. The receipts of the railroad for May | were several thousand dollars more than for any preceding month Eastern Star lodge has decided 10 hold no more meetings until the first Thursday night in September. The recommendation of J. A. Rush, by L. Camp. shows the good judgment, honesty and sagacity of that gentlem an. Ice, in Prescott, in less than ten pound lots, sells for 3 cents per pound. In ten pound lots or over, , cents per pound.
 A ear load of agricultural implements came in Wednesday, for Thomas Wing. They were twenty-five days on the way from Pueblo.
 Louis Wollenberg, administrator of The estate of Annie Hamilton, deceased, has notice to creditors" of the estate. in this issue.
 C. w. Beach, superintendent of the Prescott X Arizona Central railway, came up from his Kirkland Valley ranch last evening.
 An apparently we'll founded rumor Is on the street, to the effect that Bill Eos ter is an applicant for the position of register of the land office. Col. Maxson and w w Baldwin told the Phenix folks that they had a thoroughly good time while enjoying the hospitality of Prescott. Hon. J. J. Gosper, formerly of Pres colt, is now the manager of the South ern California department of the Mu- tual Reserve Fund Life Association of New York.
 Ed. Low celebrated birthday last Friday, May 27th. His colaborers at the depot figured up his various periods of residence, in different places, and find that the grand total is 64l years.
 Judge A. D. Lemon and family are comfortably domiciled in Hon. T. J. Buffers elegant residence, in West Prescott. We welcome them to Pres colt They will spend the summer here
 A false alarm was sounded, at few minutes past eight o'clock, last evening, for d bonfire on Montezuma street, to which the tiremen responded. the Toughs being first on the ground and turned a stream on.
 Attorney General Goodrich, of Phe nix, killed the fatted OK. on Gov ernor Zulick's arrival there, and repub- licans and democrats joined in eatin g it. Toasts were given and responded, and a jolly good time was had, if We are to judge by the report of it in the Gazette.
 Geo. L. sands has resigned as Super intendent of the Atlantic & Pacific rail road, to take effect July lst, to accept a higher position with the Santa Fe com psny. He will be superseded by J. Ii. Scott, superintendent Of the Sonora road.
 Our popular real estate agent. C.S. Symonds. was A soldier in Colonel, now Governor Zuhck's regiment, during the War. Although they had not met for twenty-five years, yet each recognized the other on sight. Mir. Symonds says the Governor was a rattling soldier- Gazette.
 Mir. Schneider, tine operator in charge at the military telegraph office, Whip pie, has been relieved by W. A. Day, formerly of Fort Verde. MT. Schneider is considered one of the finest operators in the West, and one of the most affable and accommodating gentlemen that has been connected with the office at Whipple for many years. He has been assigned for duty as clerk. in the super iniendents office
 Schenck Jacoby, one of the most